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# MP3 playback support in Julius | ||
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Julius currently supports the playback of MP3 files instead of the original, low-quality wav files. | ||
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If you have the high-quality MP3 files that were once available from the | ||
[Sierra Website](http://web.archive.org/web/20000303064239/www.caesar3.com/downloads.shtml), | ||
you can play them instead of the original files. Alternatively, you can play any MP3 file you like instead | ||
of the original music. | ||
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In order to play the files, you must have the library `libmpg123-0` installed. | ||
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For Windows, if you installed Julius using the provided zip file, `libmpg123-0` is already installed. | ||
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For macOS, if you installed Julius using the provided `dmg` file, `libmpg123-0` is already installed. | ||
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For Linux, `libmpg123-0` is usually installed with `SDL_mixer`. If not, you can install it using a package manager. | ||
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Then, create a folder named `mp3` in the main folder where your Caesar 3 data files are. In this folder, place some or all of the following files: | ||
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* `ROME1.mp3` - City background music, pop 0 to 1000; | ||
* `ROME2.mp3` - City background music, pop 1000 to 2000; | ||
* `ROME3.mp3` - City background music, pop 2000 to 5000; | ||
* `ROME4.mp3` - City background music, pop 5000 to 7000; | ||
* `ROME5.mp3` - City background music, pop 7000+; | ||
* `Combat_Long.mp3` - Battle music; | ||
* `Combat_Short.mp3` - Short battle music; | ||
* `setup.mp3` - Main menu music. | ||
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For each file that is missing, Julius will play the original wav instead. | ||
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The original mp3 files can be downloaded [here](https://bintray.com/bvschaik/caesar3-music/mp3). | ||
This page has been moved to the [Wiki](https://github.com/bvschaik/julius/wiki/MP3-Support). |